Settlements, crafting and the build element. It is more than enough, be grateful we have got what we have got.

This is Fallout 4, a post apocalyptic survival game, not Sims.

All I have seen being forums is "Why cant I decorate the floor with Carpet, Why cant I paint the walls with flowers, why can't I have wall with no holes in it"... Come on guys you are building from scrap, nuclear destroyed wood, rusty old steel you cant expect to build playboys mansion.

Bethesda have given us an additional objective to the game and have a settlement which is reasonably in depth, that we can defend, trade and do whatever we like with it, I am very happy with the crafting system and although time consuming, you can build a pretty decent looking base.

Stop moaning about it, its that or nothing. There is also a huge wasteland to explore if you leave the Sanctuary for those who have not noticed.

Actually i spend more than 10 hours with building system and i love it.

? think, i have to go for find the dog soon.

It's not what we are building that's the issue with me, it's the interface (or lack thereof) used to do the building. Without a manual (thanks for that Bethesda) it's all trial and error to figure out the most basic of building. Start adding power and such and it becomes a nightmare.

Oh, nice click bait title.

Agreed. The amount Bethesda have already catered to the 'Second Life' "gamers" is staggering in and of itself already; we certainly don't need to urge them to focus more on these aspects. If we're going to get up in arms can we start urging Bethesda to care more about interesting quests and NPCs? You know, something that's actually a real issue?

I am an incurable pack-rat, I have so much stuff in FO3/NV that all my storage takes 2-3 minutes to load the inventory screen!

If you were able to import your junk from FO3/NV in an expansion/DLC....